General InformationNC instructions are either auxiliary command type NC instructions or PP Tables and Word Syntaxes - PP Word Tables A syntax comprises a major word and one or more syntax elements such as minor words, numerical values and standard parameters. A set of standard parameters is associated to each NC instruction. Parameters may be combined in arithmetical expressions. A syntax that includes parameters is a parametrized syntax (see examples below): *START_NC_INSTRUCTION NC_TOOL_CHANGE *START_SEQUENCE TOOLNO/%MFG_TOOL_NUMBER,%MFG_NOMINAL_DIAM TPRINT/%MFG_TOOL_NAME LOADTL/%MFG_TOOL_NUMBER *END *END *START_NC_INSTRUCTION NC_TAPPING *START_SEQUENCE CYCLE/TAP,%MFG_TOTAL_DEPTH,%MFG_CLEAR_TIP *END *END Notes:
For an example of how to define syntax sequences in NC Instructions. See Define PP Word Syntax. Auxiliary Command Type NC Instructions
By default, the syntax is (empty) *START_NC_INSTRUCTION NC_ACTIVITY_HEADER *START_SEQUENCE *END *END Syntax example $$ OPERATION NAME = %MFG_MO_IDENTIFIER
By default, the syntax is SPINDL/OFF
By default, the syntax is ROTHED/%MFG_AMOUNT_ROT,%MFG_DIR_OF_ROT
By default, the syntax is *START_NC_INSTRUCTION NC_PROGRAM_HEADER *START_SEQUENCE *END *END Syntax example PROG_NAME,%MFG_PROGRAM_NAME By default, the syntax is PARTNO PART TO BE MACHINED Note:
When
PARTNO is defined as a major word with text, if you want to use
PARTNO with parameters for a CLFile output, the "/ "
character must be replaced by a space. You can use the "/ " character for an
APT output.
By default, the syntax is ROtabL/%MFG_AMOUNT_ROT,%MFG_DIR_OF_ROT Note:
(*) The values of these feed and speed attributes are taken from the first machining operation under the tool change.
By default, the syntax is TOOLNO/%MFG_TOOL_NUMBER,%MFG_NOMINAL_DIAM By default, the syntax is TOOLNO/%MFG_TOOL_NUMBER,%MFG_NOMINAL_DIAM Note:
(*) The values of these feed and speed attributes are taken from the first machining
operation under the tool change.
NC Instructions for Tool Path RepetitionYou can use the following NC parameters specific to tool path repetition.
Displacing and Locking Linear and Rotary Axes
NC Instructions for Time ComputingYou can use the following NC parameters specific to computing simulation and transition times.
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